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What does M P and SP mean?
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I fit a lot of Phonak and I’m not even sure…Medium maybe??? Could be Micro…
Either way, the M ’s almost always don’t have a volume control on them. The Micro HA’s don’t have any controls on them at all typically.
Power and Super Power and Ultra Power are P, SP, UP
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Doc Audio,
Your mention of volume control triggered a question: I have Phonak Naida IX crt w/o volumn control. Can it be added?
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I don’t think it can as there isn’t any room. I think the reason why there is no VC is because you have better water resistant of the without it.
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If we are talking about recievers for hearing aids… this could be an indication of power. M= Medium, P= Power, SP= Super Power.
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Doc Audio,
Your mention of volume control triggered a question: I have Phonak Naida IX crt w/o volumn control. Can it be added?
No…sorry. Only the button on those. I think the VC allows an additional access point for moisture/water which would reduce their water-resistance rating. It’s my only beef with the Naida CRT - people with severe/profound ’s usually want VC’s…
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